Brutal
First off if you want to say that I know nothing that’s fine I can take it, but to say that none of the quotes I made are true is wrong. Unless you want to call the person from the Montana State University, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the people that wrote the National Park Service Documents and those who done the EIS Studies liars then I suggest you contact them and say there studies are not factual. How am I to believe you about the Independent University Studies, that’s kind of a two way street. And you’re telling everyone that these institutions don’t have the data or have access to the data when they’re some of the very people doing the studies and wrote the data.
I have clearly tried to see both sides of the issue here but to see that, you have to look at the long-term affect.
That means if you’re an outdoors person, who hunts, you will be left without the right to hunt some day so you have to manage the renewable resource. That means everything from predators to ungulates.
To say that the ranchers don’t have a clue when they live by and pasture their livestock outside of where the wolves were introduced. I hope when I go to ask permission to hunt on a rancher’s property I still can.
Also unless the wolf becomes de-listed a rancher has to have a permit to shoot a wolf unless the wolf is caught in the act of attacking livestock. There is legislation in the works to change when a rancher can kill a wolf.
Yes there is a lot of numbers floating around here and statistics and different information but we all can research and make up are own biased opinions.

Yes at times I both hate and fear the Government as do a lot of people.
Do I fear and hate things I don’t understand you bet that’s real life.
Do I have ignorance yes I do if I believe in something its called being stubborn because I think I’m right and you think your right and that’s are own opinions.
Where do I stand? Well I am defiantly for any species so long as they are managed.

What is your stand?